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Reducing CO₂ stagnation zones by 40%
A complete spatial audit and HVAC layout revision for a 200-person office. Tracer-gas decay methods identified three critical stagnation pockets.
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Read articleMapping physical movement patterns to reduce repetitive stress
Wearable IMU sensors tracked joint angles and spinal load over eight-hour shifts. Benchtop layout reconfigured into L-shaped zones.
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